Jackson County Memorial Hospital's Women’s Center focuses on patient-centered care, offering comfortable LDRP rooms and promoting self-care and rooming-in for bonding with newborns. The hospital uses the innovative TeamBirth approach, a collaboration with Ariadne Labs, to improve communication and shared decision-making during childbirth, prioritizing patient autonomy and safety. This process enhances trust and teamwork among patients and healthcare providers, transforming childbirth care in Oklahoma. Additionally, JCMH has earned National Safe Sleep Hospital Bronze Certification, providing education on safe sleep practices and free Halo Sleep Sacks for new mothers. The Women’s Center remains committed to excellent care and continually improving maternal and infant health services. Jackson County Memorial Hospital currently sees approximately 420 annual deliveries.

Altus, Oklahoma, is a vibrant city in the southwestern part of the state, known for its deep agricultural heritage and strong community ties. It is home to Altus Air Force Base, a critical hub for U.S. Air Force pilot training. The city thrives on industries like cotton farming, energy production, and ranching, reflecting its historical character. Local attractions, such as the Museum of the Western Prairie, celebrate the area’s rich history and culture. With its friendly atmosphere and strong ties to both agriculture and the military, Altus serves as a vital part of Oklahoma’s economy and identity. Altus also boasts scenic outdoor spaces, including Quartz Mountain State Park, offering hiking, fishing, and camping opportunities. The city hosts community events like the Rockin’ the Park festival, fostering local pride and togetherness.